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Nutreco, West Coast 100,000t feed JV ‘can boost India’s shrimp, tilapia sectors’

The planned feed plant in Gujarat, on the west coast, should have a number of benefits, including professionalizing the sector and boosting the growth of both species locally

By Neil Ramsden | June 29, 2018 09:51 BST
L-R: Rob Kiers of Skretting; Kamlesh Gupta, West Coast chairman; Knut Nesse, Nutreco CEO; Therese Log Bergjord, MD Skretting; Rahul Kulkarni, West Coast director; and Marc Le Poul, Skretting manager for Asia
L-R: Rob Kiers of Skretting; Mridula Gupta, West Coast director; Kamlesh Gupta, West Coast chairman; Knut Nesse, Nutreco CEO; Therese Log Bergjord, MD Skretting; Rahul Kulkarni, West Coast director; and Marc Le Poul, Skretting manager for Asia
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The planned joint feed venture between Nutreco and India's West Coast Group is expected to boost both the shrimp and tilapia sectors in the state of Gujarat and beyond, the latter's director, Rahul Kulkarni, told Undercurrent News [...]

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